Around five trillion bags are used a year. And only 3 per cent are recycled

Plastic waste seems to be everywhere, hanging in trees, buried in sand on the beach, blowing around our legs as we walk along the street.

Around five trillion bags are used a year. And only 3 per cent are recycled.

They kills off wildlife. Like fish, birds and other animals, including farming livestock. when they eat plastic and die and their bodies decompose, the plastic bag is released into the environment again, ready to kill something else.

And It takes 700 years to start breaking down, and when it does degrade, it just crumbles into small toxic and poisonous particles of plastic.

To get around this we are planning to manufacture carrier bags from natural materials such as papers made of new kind natural raw materials like flax or wheat straw instead of cutting trees. And these bags are 100 per cent biodegradable and pollution-free.

Our unique way of producing paper bags is that we will attract our customers with our uniquely designed bags that will increase marketing on top of our durable bags unlike others.

Our targeted customers are companies and services that have a demand for packages.

So, our choice on how we preserve the nature determines what kind of earth we will leave for our future generation, a world that is polluted with plastic bags or a completely well maintained nature?